182
182
Oct 15, 2012
10/12
by
FBC
tv
eye 182
favorite 0
quote 0
u.s. officials blaming iran for recent string of attacks on u.s. banks. a threat to our national security. melissa: election over three weeks away. is your portfolio ready? we have the dos and don'ts before everybody votes. you have to be ready. lori: i hate the idea, melissa like this, but the company provides mobile service for names like in red, high airways and virgin atlantic. could it be coming to u.s. carriers? the company's ceo joins us to convince me straight ahead. melissa: time for stocks, the floor of the new york stock exchange, nicole petallides standing by. up 86. nicole: we have been looking pretty good on the dow, nasdaq and s&p on this day. off three of the last four trading weeks. we had been up 100 points earlier today, but still a gain of well over half a percent for the dow and the s&p. some traders are taking a breather, not putting too much merit into today's pop. also, the nasdaq composite snapping six days of selling, we will see whether or not that holds going into the closing bell. retail sales numbers show continuing improveme
u.s. officials blaming iran for recent string of attacks on u.s. banks. a threat to our national security. melissa: election over three weeks away. is your portfolio ready? we have the dos and don'ts before everybody votes. you have to be ready. lori: i hate the idea, melissa like this, but the company provides mobile service for names like in red, high airways and virgin atlantic. could it be coming to u.s. carriers? the company's ceo joins us to convince me straight ahead. melissa: time for...
84
84
Oct 24, 2012
10/12
by
FBC
tv
eye 84
favorite 0
quote 0
also the u.s. attorney saying the phones were sold to fannie and freddie causing over a billion dollars in losses and the thousands of foreclosures. the blame squarely being put on bank of america. nicole petallides standing by the new york stock exchange, still trading in the green. what do you make of all this? nicole: managing to hold the unchanged line but not a good intraday chart. selling off as the news begins to break about this news. talking about civil false claims, thousands of foreclosures, a u.s. suit on behalf of fannie mae and freddie mac. and so we are seeing the selloff some. it is starting to come back, so it had a selloff of the factors holding the unchanged line creating a penny higher, a penny higher, it is interesting if you take it in stride but they're seeking $1 billion. nobody wants that headline directly correlated to their bank. we will continue to follow this of course but there's a lawsuit from the u.s. attorney in new york city in manhattan, says a look at bank of ame
also the u.s. attorney saying the phones were sold to fannie and freddie causing over a billion dollars in losses and the thousands of foreclosures. the blame squarely being put on bank of america. nicole petallides standing by the new york stock exchange, still trading in the green. what do you make of all this? nicole: managing to hold the unchanged line but not a good intraday chart. selling off as the news begins to break about this news. talking about civil false claims, thousands of...
353
353
tv
eye 353
favorite 0
quote 0
stocks, bonds, u.s. dollars. if we are not in the stock market now or we are in it and a little bit, since they are outperforming anybody else, should they get in now? >> i think we are a little bit too high right now. the market looks pretty decent. this morning we had a decent number, though we have had some bad numbers the previous couple. sandra: up for straight month, longest since 2007. a lot of this has been a merging market lead. >> you have seen a lot of liquidity in the market and that has been pushing it up. if we continue to see this and the market is confident that additional easing will work, then yes. sandra: oil down 6% this year. is there a reason to look otherwise? look at once that had been underperforming? >> that is the trick assignment right now. i am a little hesitant to do anything right now. the market a little unsettled with what is going on around the world. sandra: thank you so much. that is definitely something you hear from a lot of traders down here on the floor and that is the elec
stocks, bonds, u.s. dollars. if we are not in the stock market now or we are in it and a little bit, since they are outperforming anybody else, should they get in now? >> i think we are a little bit too high right now. the market looks pretty decent. this morning we had a decent number, though we have had some bad numbers the previous couple. sandra: up for straight month, longest since 2007. a lot of this has been a merging market lead. >> you have seen a lot of liquidity in the...
140
140
Oct 16, 2012
10/12
by
FBC
tv
eye 140
favorite 0
quote 0
what happened is, the u.s. held its labor costs fairly well to the majority of the international markets. everybody in europe, other than germany has seen a fairly dramatic rise over the past decade or so in their labor costs. we're seeing some of the results of that now. we know that, costs have been increasing or at least wages have been increasing to the tune of 10 to 15% in emerging markets. that means two things of the as those wages go up, u.s. wages become more competitive, right? by comparison when something else is rising 10 to 15% the other side is 10 to 15% cheaper and more cost effective. we've seen evidence of companies bringing manufacturing capabilities into the u.s. incremental plant decisions on manufacturing capacity additions are actually being made in the u.s. by u.s. companies, by european companies, and even by some asian companies. ashley: let me, jason, take a macro view of the markets if we can. i think we've had a few challenges to some key support levels, certainly on the s&p, but so
what happened is, the u.s. held its labor costs fairly well to the majority of the international markets. everybody in europe, other than germany has seen a fairly dramatic rise over the past decade or so in their labor costs. we're seeing some of the results of that now. we know that, costs have been increasing or at least wages have been increasing to the tune of 10 to 15% in emerging markets. that means two things of the as those wages go up, u.s. wages become more competitive, right? by...
202
202
tv
eye 202
favorite 0
quote 0
california will be the laboratory for high prices in the u.s. dagen: what about the u.s. in the coming weeks tom and where our national gasoline prices will go? $3.81 is the national average today i think. >> yeah, lower. it is going to move lower largely because the west coast surge is over. and also because these are still really excessive prices given the price of crude. we're talking about crude oil less than 90, maybe 110 or less for worldwide crude and gasoline still selling for 130, 140. so we'll drop. i think the biggest drops will come in november. but i think thanksgiving weekend, you will be worrying about your heating oil bill and not so much about your gas bill. dagen: i love you already, but i like you even more that you even know that. tom, thank you very much. >> okay. dagen: from the man who knows more about gas in this country. there you go. connell: the threat to national security is what we're going to talk about coming up, why some lawmakers are taking on this chinese tech giant. dagen: and an apple a day might keep you out of the doctor's office but
california will be the laboratory for high prices in the u.s. dagen: what about the u.s. in the coming weeks tom and where our national gasoline prices will go? $3.81 is the national average today i think. >> yeah, lower. it is going to move lower largely because the west coast surge is over. and also because these are still really excessive prices given the price of crude. we're talking about crude oil less than 90, maybe 110 or less for worldwide crude and gasoline still selling for...
302
302
Oct 22, 2012
10/12
by
FBC
tv
eye 302
favorite 0
quote 0
>> well, i think that u.s. based companies, companies that have most of their revenues in the u.s., will do better, because one of the big sources of growth over the last few years has been selling to developing markets. but now we're seeing those growth rates are coming down very dramatically, whether it is china, india, brazil. so our growth rate doesn't look that bad after all, and we have great fundamentals. so i think you will see surprises for u.s. based companies who have less emphasis in those rapidly growing areas that really decelerated. ashley: well, it is difficult in this global era, isn't it, with the global economy slowing down so much, many of these companies do have exposure to the rest of the world. caterpillar just one announcing today, how tough it is out there. so what does that say to you for the markets going forward into the new year? we'll have the election behind us. maybe the fiscal cliff has been dealt with but are we still going to see a struggle on the global level? >> well, yes i
>> well, i think that u.s. based companies, companies that have most of their revenues in the u.s., will do better, because one of the big sources of growth over the last few years has been selling to developing markets. but now we're seeing those growth rates are coming down very dramatically, whether it is china, india, brazil. so our growth rate doesn't look that bad after all, and we have great fundamentals. so i think you will see surprises for u.s. based companies who have less...
138
138
Oct 16, 2012
10/12
by
FBC
tv
eye 138
favorite 0
quote 0
drug sales were strong in the u.s. it got more competitive with the generic drug sales. that being said, this is the other big buzz right now. a stock that is up about 14% right now. profits were up about 23%. i will have a look ahead at ibm and intel. dagen and connell. connell: busy day here. we will have up-to-the-minute coverage about vikram pandit. dagen: charlie gasparino will be here with exclusive reporting. he will talk about timothy geithner. ♪ es from independent eerts and see wh criteria theyse. such as a 5% yield on dividend-paying stocks. then y can customize the strategies and narrow down to exactly those stocks you wt to follow. i'm mark allen of fidelity investments. the expert strategies feature is one more innovative reason serious investors are choosing fidelity. now get 200 free trades when you open an account. >> hello i'm dennis kneale. cheryl: hello everybody i'm cheryl casone. vikram pandit with the shock of the day, ousted as citigroup chief. charlie gasparino reporting exclusively. we are covering this story throughout the hour. dennis: three
drug sales were strong in the u.s. it got more competitive with the generic drug sales. that being said, this is the other big buzz right now. a stock that is up about 14% right now. profits were up about 23%. i will have a look ahead at ibm and intel. dagen and connell. connell: busy day here. we will have up-to-the-minute coverage about vikram pandit. dagen: charlie gasparino will be here with exclusive reporting. he will talk about timothy geithner. ♪ es from independent eerts and see wh...
280
280
Oct 12, 2012
10/12
by
FBC
tv
eye 280
favorite 0
quote 0
americans say they are more optimistic about the u.s. economy. >>> investors are bullish for diamond back energy on its wall street debut. independent oil and gas company plans to use part of the ipo proceeds to repay debt. diamond back plans to use the remaining money for exploration and development and corporate purposes. >>> beverly hills home once occupied by the late elvis presley and his wife priscilla is up for sale. the price for the four booed room estate, $12.9 million. it was sold for 150 grand back in 1973 when the couple divorced. latest from fox business, giving you the power to prosper melissa: it was a war of words between vice president joe biden and gop hopeful paul ryan in their first and only debate. the candidates clashed over foreign policy, spending, taxes and everything else. for more on last night's debate, i'm joined by dan clifton, head of policy research at strategies research partners. thanks for joining us. what was your take? >> first it is very hard to decide who the winner was of this election. melissa: o
americans say they are more optimistic about the u.s. economy. >>> investors are bullish for diamond back energy on its wall street debut. independent oil and gas company plans to use part of the ipo proceeds to repay debt. diamond back plans to use the remaining money for exploration and development and corporate purposes. >>> beverly hills home once occupied by the late elvis presley and his wife priscilla is up for sale. the price for the four booed room estate, $12.9...